Education Grants from the Catskill Watershed Corporation Now Available

Text source: Catskill Watershed Corporation

The Catskill Watershed Corporation (CWC) is now accepting Watershed Education Grant proposals from schools and non-profit organizations serving students and teachers in the New York City Catskill-Delaware (West-of-Hudson, or WOH) Watershed and within the five boroughs of New York City. Applications are also available for projects intended for WOH adult or mixed-age audiences.

The CWC is a non-profit, Local Development Corporation responsible for several environmental protection, economic development and education programs in the New York City Watershed west of the Hudson River.

Want to apply?

Visit CWCOnline.org/educationgrants to download the application form and read the grant guidelines.

What type of project qualifies?

Projects must focus on fresh water, the WOH Watershed, and the New York City water supply system. They may use science or art, classroom exploration or outdoor experience, history research, hydrology experiments or any other teaching method that results in a greater appreciation for the critical role of water in our lives.

Applicants may also choose from among several Special Options, including trips to environmental education centers, Arm of the Sea Theater performances, Trout in the Classroom and classroom models for teaching about water quality.

When are the proposals due?

All proposals are due by 12 pm, February 1, 2019.

Need to know more?

Potential applicants are also encouraged to visit watersheducators.org to find ideas for projects, field trips, teacher training opportunities and links to watershed and environmental programs.

Questions may be directed to 845–586–1400, ext. 306; or via email to Diane Galusha, Communications Director, at galusha@cwconline.org.